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Fantastically interesting way to use FB data offsite.
links for 2008-01-30
links for 2008-01-29
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Windows only
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A twitter like theme for wordpress – now if someone could pull together a Tumblr style bookmarklet posting system, we’d be away…
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“GreenPrint World Edition identifies and removes unnecessary pages or space—like images you don’t need to waste ink on or pages with lone URLs—from your print jobs. GreenPrint also keeps track of just how much money, paper, and greenhouse gases you’re
links for 2008-01-19
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Create OPML file across 22 search engines for a search term
links for 2008-01-18
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Huge US Library of Congress flickr account – hoping users will tag to flesh out metadata
links for 2008-01-16
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“Could 2008 be the year geotagging breaks through?” It should.
links for 2008-01-14
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Organisers aren’t the only ones to blame, old World Cup sites are lost too.
How local are you?
I spend a very interesting and informative night at the first Birmingham Bloggers meet-up. It was interesting as the people who turned up were connected only in that they wrote (or really liked) blogs and they lived near enough to Birmingham.
So blogs and Birmingham was the main conversation that seemed to emerge. Which kind of alienates those that blog, but not about Brum – of course not all bloggers blog directly about their lives or the place that they live, most have an angle or a subject.
Everyone seemed interested in somehow improving the visibility of Brum blogging tho – to wit Dave decided to build Brum Search (based on Google), and over at nunovo there’s much talk of Rivers of Brum. There was also much general consensus over the use of “birminghamUK” as a more general tag – so I’ve expanded the scope of upyerbrum to bring through anything tagged that onto its front page (although only items tagged “upyerbrum” get automatically added to the digg-style voting pages).
links for 2008-01-08
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ITV is planning to ditch Friends Reunited’s subscription model and associations with ITV (wise move) and make it advertiser-funded. According to Hitwise Friends Reunited was the 14th-most-visited social networking site with a 0.53% share of UK visits la

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